Hello,

I just when out and cut some bircha and have put on one coat of
Anchorseal. Is that enough or are multiple coats required?

Thank you

Marvin

Marv
One coat is fine if it is put on heavy with a brush. Spraying will likely
need two coats a day apart. If it is going to sit a long time in sunlight,
two coats are recommended but I tend to use only one with decent results.

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God bless and safe turning
Darrell Feltmate
Truro, NS, Canada
www.aroundthewoods.com
"espressoMarv" wrote in message
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Hello,

I just when out and cut some bircha and have put on one coat of
Anchorseal. Is that enough or are multiple coats required?

Thank you

Marvin

Like Marvin says, one heavy coat is enough. Keep applying until it stops soaking
in. If I later cut the long into pieces and slabs I'll recoat so any places it
was scraped off are good againg.


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Hello,

I just when out and cut some bircha and have put on one coat of
Anchorseal. Is that enough or are multiple coats required?

Thank you

Marvin

thank you

Marvin
espressoMarv wrote:
Hello,

I just when out and cut some bircha and have put on one coat of
Anchorseal. Is that enough or are multiple coats required?

Thank you

Marvin